Here is our new Easter collection.... I {heart} the Easter bunny! It is filled with items you can use in a dessert table for an Easter egg hunt gathering or tags and labels for your children's Easter basket.
For the decorations we used these fun floral sprays. We mixed 2 different sprays, one had different size glitter balls in Easter colors and the other one had branches with feathers and decorative balls.
The table was covered in a bright green and white gingham fabric with tissue flowers. We had made these tissue flowers layering multiple tissue papers onto each other. We added a little glitz to each one by gluing beads to the center to give a 3 dimensional feel and look to the flowers and also had a little color. Then we sprinkled jelly beans around like a Easter eggs were hiding in the flower awaiting to be found and eaten by the children.
For the banner I wanted to do something a little different then just string it on the top. Each letter is attached to a long wooden kabob skewer. The letters are placed at varying heights to create height and interest. The skewers were then stuck in grass. I purchased wheat grass at my local grocery store (I found this was less expensive).
For the drinks we served pink lemonade with our drink wrappers (part of our printable Easter collection)
We also used our flags on the straws to give them a personal touch.
For the favors we gave out a package of peeps repackaged in cellophane bags and attached with our toppers.
This one is my favorite... to my peeps! (A little play on words and humor)
I loved how the cupcakes turned out! The cupcakes are frosted in a simple green and sprinkled with mini yellow perils to resemble grass with mini budding flowers. We topped each Easter cupcake with one of our toppers and a peep.
I love this orange one, as it looks like it is "peeping" up behind the cupcake topper. Simply attach a peep to a toothpick and place the peep behind and angled off to the side.
The cupcakes are placed in oval angled dishes (from Crate and Barrel) with new colored batting "grass". I LOVED the batting grass. It is a new item this year and it is fantastic, as it doesn't get all over. It stays put and fluffs up beautifully!
4 different Candy bar wrapper designs are also included in our I {heart} the Easter Bunny.
Our "mini Easter baskets" are made with our cupcake wrappers, a cupcake liner and our basket strap. These are very simple to make. I used glue dots to attach everything, but hot glue or staples could work as well. I glued the cupcake wrapper around a new, clean cupcake liner. Then glued the basket strap in between the cupcake liner and wrapper. For the final touch we added our tag: Easter- a good time to put all your eggs in one basket! Stuff the baskets with "grass", chocolate bunny and eggs.
I was amazed by the strength of these little baskets. They held up with all the kids playing with them.
We scattered cupcakes and our mini Easter baskets throughout the table.
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